Northbridge Capital Offices

The firm needed private offices for its partners without giving up daylight for the rest of the floor. We pulled the offices to the interior with black-framed glass fronts, ran open workstations along the window line, and anchored arrival with an oak reception desk against a charcoal stone wall. A wood slat ceiling carries the eye from reception through to the conference room.

We demolished the existing perimeter offices and dropped ceilings, reframed the new partition layout, and coordinated HVAC redistribution, lighting, power, and low-voltage in a single sequence to protect the schedule. Glass fronts were field-measured after framing so reveals stayed consistent, and finish trades were stacked room by room to keep the floor moving.

Slat ceiling runs were set out from the reception centerline so the pattern reads uninterrupted through the corridor. Door hardware, glass frame finish, and reveal dimensions were standardized across the floor, and every ceiling penetration was coordinated with the lighting layout rather than cut in after the fact.

The firm moved into a workplace that reads as one continuous space: daylight reaches the interior, every office has acoustic separation, and the reception and boardroom now carry the brand for client visits.